Port MCP debug-browser-session prompt to a kernel-cli skill#29
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Port the kernel-mcp-server debug-browser-session prompt into a skill so it's available via the skills marketplace without installing the MCP. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closing — built off a misread of the original ask. The debug-browser-session prompt already ships as a first-class MCP Prompt in kernel-mcp-server, which covers the need. No skills.sh port required right now. |
- Correct screenshot command to `browsers computer screenshot --to` - Correct file listing to `browsers fs list-files` - Note stealth is creation-time; recreate session rather than toggle - Add `browsers view` to live-view troubleshooting - Cross-reference kernel-cli skill instead of re-documenting install/auth Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Ports the
debug-browser-sessionprebuilt prompt shipped by the Kernel MCP server into a standalone skill under thekernel-cliplugin, so users get the guide via the skills marketplace without installing the MCP.The skill mirrors the MCP prompt's content: a systematic Kernel CLI workflow for diagnosing a misbehaving browser session — session status, screenshots, Playwright page inspection, VM log reads, in-VM network checks, common-issue triage (bot detection, Chrome crashes, page-load/DNS, live-view/WebRTC), expected-noise log entries, and a debugging checklist. It takes a session ID + issue description as inputs.
There is already an open PR (#23) that adds a skill also named
debug-browser-session, but it's a different skill: a client-side CDP-disconnect debugging guide underkernel-sdks. This PR is the port of the MCP prompt (CLI-based VM debugging underkernel-cli).Two skills can't share the name
debug-browser-sessionacross installed plugins. Before merging, we should decide:debug-browser-session-cli, or add debug-browser-session skill for client-side CDP debugging #23 →debug-cdp-disconnects), orFlagging rather than resolving unilaterally.
Test plan
descriptionfrontmatter triggers on browser-session debugging questionsNote
Low Risk
Documentation-only skill and README table entry; no runtime or auth changes.
Overview
Adds a
debug-browser-sessionskill underkernel-cliby porting the Kernel MCP server’s prebuilt debugging prompt into the skills marketplace, so agents can follow the workflow without MCP.The skill documents a session ID + issue description driven flow:
kernel browsers get, screenshots, Playwright page inspection, VM log reads, in-VMcurl/DNS checks, triage for bot detection, Chrome crashes, page-load/DNS, and live-view/WebRTC, plus benign log noise and a checklist. README lists the new skill in the kernel-cli table.Note: Another open PR may use the same skill name under
kernel-sdks(CDP-focused); only onedebug-browser-sessioncan coexist across plugins—rename or merge before shipping both.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 998c7bf. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.